i think theres no reason in changing the server when i wanna go to vanilla EN cuz sometimes theres only one room avaible in E2 and its totally full. we all speak english so they should be avaible without changing.

/no support.
If EN rooms were to always be avaliable in E2, what's the point in having it as two seperate servers?
I think it's good enough that EN rooms show up if there's few players in a game-mode on the server you're connected to.

Bemmh said:

/no support.
If EN rooms were to always be avaliable in E2, what's the point in having it as two seperate servers?

E2 is pretty much dead at this point. It's always the same people, in the same handful of rooms.

The real question that should be asked is: what is the point in having separate servers if they don't have a player-base large enough to actually support them?

Bemmh said:

I think it's good enough that EN rooms show up if there's few players in a game-mode on the server you're connected to.

This "feature" seems to be completely broken a lot of the time.

No support

Anythin said:

Bemmh said:SeeHide

If EN rooms were to always be avaliable in E2, what's the point in having it as two seperate servers?

There is no point in having two international communities to begin with. Make EN English language-only so you can merge it with E2 and actually have a decent size community that isn't scattered across two servers.

I thought it was to do with the geographical regions of when you registered your account in TFM? Like EN=Europe (people also tend to chat or curse at others in languages of that area, i.e. other languages besides English) and E2 = Oceania or the sort (strangely (?) this is often the only server with English-speaking users I've been in so far - but yeah, I could be wrong about the general idea of that server)?

Miss_valentina said:

i think theres no reason in changing the server when i wanna go to vanilla EN cuz sometimes theres only one room avaible in E2 and its totally full. we all speak english so they should be avaible without changing.

If we can make either servers replace one of the servers and turn it into a server with only ENGLISH - not "international English", then I /support.

I had to edit that last sentence because I just realised that didn't convey what I wanted to say before. ^

Azureaurorah said:

I thought it was to do with the geographical regions of when you registered your account in TFM? Like EN=Europe (people also tend to chat or curse at others in languages of that area, i.e. other languages besides English) and E2 = Oceania or the sort (strangely (?) this is often the only server with English-speaking users I've been in so far - but yeah, I could be wrong about the general idea of that server)?

EN is considered the international server, which means people from all over the world play there. While the use of English is encouraged here, it is not being enforced, so the result is that people mostly speak other languages. This was frustrating for those people who only speak English and had no place to go where they could actually talk in English without being bothered by the foreign language spam. Thus E2 was created to serve that purpose.

But now in a time where player numbers are decreasing it is good to re-evaluate the necessity of such seperate server, because why can't the international server be considered English only?

Anythin said:

Azureaurorah said:SeeHide

I thought it was to do with the geographical regions of when you registered your account in TFM? Like EN=Europe (people also tend to chat or curse at others in languages of that area, i.e. other languages besides English) and E2 = Oceania or the sort (strangely (?) this is often the only server with English-speaking users I've been in so far - but yeah, I could be wrong about the general idea of that server)?

EN is considered the international server, which means people from all over the world play there. While the use of English is encouraged here, it is not being enforced, so the result is that people mostly speak other languages. This was frustrating for those people who only speak English and had no place to go where they could actually talk in English without being bothered by the foreign language spam. Thus E2 was created to serve that purpose.

But now in a time where player numbers are decreasing it is good to re-evaluate the necessity of such separate server, because why can't the international server be considered English only?

Thanks for the clarification. :D I also agree with your last point.